Nat'l Labor Relations Bd. v. Carroll

In N.L.R.B. v. Carroll, 120 F.2d 457, 458, the First Circuit Court of Appeals in a per curiam opinion filed June 11, 1941, held that a contract mail carrier engaged in the transportation of mail by contract to and from the United States Post Office at Lynn, Mass., and other nearby places, in the State, was subject to the National Labor Relations Act, and remarked in a note that — "The record contains ample evidence of the interstate character of the large volume of mail transported by respondent pursuant to the contract."